Nope. Hard pass on that one. For me no project or convertible. This is the one I was talking about from out east.
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I think I might go look at this. Might buy another project, that is a good car. Looks solid...
I thought that too.
AND then I woke up!! Do not need another car!! But it looks like a bargain...
Put console, buckets and a 383 in it. It could be sold for some good change...
Me too. I only have rented space for 2 but I can sell one or the other (or both) to make room. I am getting to the point I don need 2 cars. Heck, I don't drive either that much. A nice 64 Dodge like the white one above may be my last car.
For sure if I did not have the 66 Satellite waiting to be restored, I would buy this 64. I might still . Looks like an easy flip.
dukeboy440
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Meh. I’m slowly coming around on the first part. The second sentence I fully agree with. It’s something I struggle with at times, really ever since my unit didn’t fully make it home in one piece in 08. But I’ve decided to come up with a plan that hopefully will honor my fallen team and help me handle these days better.
dukeboy440
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I’m dying to find a 64 sport fury like the one my grandparents had
I know. I was as well, gave up looking. Bought the 66 instead...
Unconventional
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I must have seen this one before I knew of your search.
Dodge Polara - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle automotive sale
Unconventional
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Numerous '65s an '66s here in the southwest
The factory 7.25 has held up well to the low dollar 318 abuse for the past few years. Going to add a little more power so I think our borrowed time with the 7.25 has been used up, time for the 8.75 - B-body for the extra width and low cost.
Unconventional
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I'm pretty sure one of the resident DC-10 Borate Bombers fleed the scene last night about midnight. Commercial flights are generally done by 8pm. Those Borate guys are the only campers over there at the airport that can rattle the windows like that.
I hope we don't have more of SoCal blazing away today.
I hope we don't have more of SoCal blazing away today.
dukeboy440
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I won’t. I’ve found a couple somewhat within driving range for between 20-35k. But the color is what is tripping me up.
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Unconventional
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My grand parents had a mid 60s Polara. Even as a 10 yr old I just couldn't wrap my head around that push button shifter mechanism looking just like the heater/AC controls
I have done a couple or 3 diff swaps, i dont think its that much work. About the same amount of time to overhaul a diff if its not blowed up. I have a buddy that does my driveshaft work,cheap.
64 Sport fury had a floor shifter, cable actuated.My grand parents had a mid 60s Polara. Even as a 10 yr old I just couldn't wrap my head around that push button shifter mechanism looking just like the heater/AC controls
I bet if I had a old hearse like that I could sell the services. I would pay extra to cruise in the back of one of those to the cemetery. Well, I would have to make sure the wife pays for it.
Make a great party wagon.I bet if I had a old hearse like that I could sell the services. I would pay extra to cruise in the back of one of those to the cemetery. Well, I would have to make sure the wife pays for it.
My 29 and 39 Rolls were big like that. Great for partys.
Didn't know you had an old Rolls (or two)
Had. I think Ben Drinkin may have a 39, he posted a pic once. Said his mom one it in a contest.
I still have my 57. Nothing special .
29 and 39 were right had drives, mechanical brakes were an adventure.
Rolls,or rollses?
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